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According to the joint poll results released by Reuters and Ipsos Group on the 19th, US President Trump's approval rating was only 31%, a record low during his two terms. According to Reuters, the results of this four-day public opinion survey showed that only 31% of respondents approved Trump's performance during his current term, down 1 percentage point from the survey results two weeks ago, which is the lowest level in Trump's two terms. When asked which party's candidate would be supported if they were to vote for members of the National Assembly now, the Democratic Party led the Republican Party by 12 percentage points, with approval ratings of 47% and 35% for the two parties, respectively. This is the biggest time since this election cycle that the Democratic Party has received the largest lead in approval ratings in public opinion polls. According to the results of the last poll two weeks ago, the Democratic Party led the Republican Party by 7 percentage points, and the approval ratings for the two parties were 44% and 37%, respectively.
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According to the joint poll results released by Reuters and Ipsos Group on the 19th, US President Trump's approval rating was only 31%, a record low during his two terms. According to Reuters, the results of this four-day public opinion survey showed that only 31% of respondents approved Trump's performance during his current term, down 1 percentage point from the survey results two weeks ago, which is the lowest level in Trump's two terms. When asked which party's candidate would be supported if they were to vote for members of the National Assembly now, the Democratic Party led the Republican Party by 12 percentage points, with approval ratings of 47% and 35% for the two parties, respectively. This is the biggest time since this election cycle that the Democratic Party has received the largest lead in approval ratings in public opinion polls. According to the results of the last poll two weeks ago, the Democratic Party led the Republican Party by 7 percentage points, and the approval ratings for the two parties were 44% and 37%, respectively.
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